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I mentioned at the beginning of the thread my tank is made up only of big angel and tang fish. And for the moment the tessy is getting along with everyone, including a zebra mooray who seems to be like a partner to the tessy. For some reason the snowflake was the only one suffering.
I think the issue with the tesselata is a bit exagerated. I remember a tesselata in a lfs that was quite friendly (don't ask me why, it just got along with all its tank mates).
I also saw a giant tesselata in a big fish store in florida, its partners where a couple of other dangerous eels, some sharks, groupers, and for your surprise: lots of damsel fish. Why damsels? was my question to one the store workers. "They are fast enough to constantly escape from sharks, groupers, and eels". Seem to be a quite fair answer, considering that the store held an spectacle every evening when they fed this monster group of fish. As a matter of fact it was one the store's attraction.
But anyways I still appreciate your advise for the future, because I hope my solution is definite, but there's always a chance that sooner or later it will fail. So put yourself in my shoes and think what would you do in the meantime to find a possible next solution?
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